Homeowners Prefer Ownership Over Renting When Possible
The remark notes that once people achieve homeownership they tend to avoid returning to renting whenever feasible, reflecting a strong preference for owning property over lease arrangements.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
9
The remark notes that once people achieve homeownership they tend to avoid returning to renting whenever feasible, reflecting a strong preference for owning property over lease arrangements.
Society cards list regular meetings for Iowa Masonic bodies. Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and AM holds the first Tuesday evening. Washington Chapter No 4 R A convokes the second Friday. Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters meets third Thursday at Stein's music hall. De Molay Commandery No 1 KE holds the fourth Wednesday. Officers named: W M F P Ingham. L Johnson secretary. J H W Pitchforth M BELL P. G D Lezotta T I M. S L Johnson Recorder. W Scott B C. W Brag Recorder.
Local clubs and orders such as COCRes HONOR Muscatine Court 677 and Knights of Pythias Wyoming Lodge 76 hold regular meetings in Woodman Hall and KP building. Other groups including Pocahontas Romona Council 52 and Brotherhood of American Yeoman meet monthly at Yeoman hall and Masonic centers with officers listed for contact.
Market notes show wheat corn and oats moving with July and September contracts quoted. Hogs rise with receipts at 12,000 and prices near 21.90 to 22.12, pork lard and ribs listed, fish prices provided for various species.
Wheat for September opened at 91 4 92 cents with highs to 92 4 cents and close at 91 1 91 1 half. July futures at 94 94. Corn September opened at 59 60 with highs to 60 and close at 59 59. Oats September opened 35 36 with highs 36 and close 35 5. Rye cash at 75 77 cents. Timothy Oct 4 47. Clover quiet.
Wheat prices listed No 2 red at 1.02 to 1.03 dollars per bushel No 3 red at 95 to 1.00 dollars No 2 hard 96 to 99 cents No 3 hard 91 to 96 cents No 2 white 63 8 cents No 2 yellow 59 to 59 cents No 3 57 to 58 cents No 3 white 61 to 62 cents per bushel.
Bloomington Council No. 175 F A A meets Fridays at their hall over H F Bodman’s Grocery Store corner Secong and Chestnut streets. All members in good standing invited. W H Koepping president E P Day secretary.
Fraternity group meets every Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Fagie Lodge hall over Dunbar restaurant. Visitors welcome. L B Aitkens, Ww F, M P Goff, Secretary.
Highlands Nobles Muscatine Castle invite visiting members to monthly meetings at Yeoman hall Cor Third Avenue Elma Scott Secretary Alexander W Scott Protector MV OF A Muscatine Camp No 106 Woodmen of America hold weekly star meetings at Woodmen hall Olds Block M W Stapleton Consul J 4 Leyda Clerk Knights of Columbus Laurent Council No 1805 meet second and fourth days each month visiting members in good standing invited J P Ryan G E A G Bestesioners Financial Secretary A 0 U W Eagle Lodge No 10 meets Thursdays at A U W hall Chestnut Street Brethren in good standing invited to meet with us Fred Beitel M W B H Howe Recorder BE Dolsen Financier
Cattle receipts 3 500 strong with Beeves 5 75 to 8 60, Stockers and feeders 4 00 to 6 45, Cows and heifers 2 90 to 7 10, Westerners 5 50 to 7 75. Hogs receipts 12 000, prices 9 10 to 9 45, Light 9 15 to 9 35, mixed 9 20 to 9 42, heavy 9 10 to 9 45, bulk 9 30 to 9 40. Sheep receipts 12 000 steady 3 25 to 5 60, Lambs 5 25 to 8 60.
Butter Hasy Creameries 24% sold at 27c. Dairies 23% at 26c. Eggs steady with receipts 22,500. At market, cases included 154% 16 sec. Firsts 17%4c. Prime firsts 18 4c.
Poultry prices in Chicago on June 7 remained steady with turkeys at 15 cents and chickens at 17 1/4 cents.
New York markets report butter unchanged with steady tone on June 7 as receipts reach 21,000 units. The fresh dairy note shows receipts at 30,200 with price action described as barely steady and unchanged.
New York reports on poultry dressed offerings with firm tone. Broilers sell 25 to 32 cents, fowls 14 to 19 cents, turkeys 15 to 18 cents.
New York grain prices show Wheat for September at 97 56, Corn at 67 3/4 cents. Market notes indicate steady trading with slight shifts as buyers adjust positions for upcoming contracts.
Wheat for September 90 and 90 expires. Corn 59 and 59 and a half. Oats 34 and a half cents. Market listings from St Louis on June 7 show price quotes for grains with typical daily adjustments.
Market prices across livestock meats produce and grains in Muscatine. Livestock ranges include choice heavy at 9.10 and 9.00 for different cuts, veal and lamb prices, and various beef and hog items. Produce and staple goods show grains per bushel, hay, feed, and assorted fruits vegetables with unit prices and per pound or per dozen rates.
Last week's higher steer prices carried into Monday with tops at 8.75 and stillery at 8.25. Hogs opened lower then recouped most losses. top 9.35 and average 9.26. Sheep and lambs rose 15 25 cents on strong packer demand with Colorado lambs at 8.60 and spring lambs to 9.25. Overall cattle and hog receipts and price shifts described with packer buying and market activity.
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